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Eldorado: Everything the Nazis Hate

2023 · Movie · R · 92 min

7.0(52)unSUB Rating

Documentary

This documentary looks at a famous queer nightclub in 1920s Berlin as a symbol of a brief period of freedom before growing fascism stripped those rights away. Through history, photos, and recreations, it traces how a vibrant community was pushed into fear and persecution.

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Details
Original title
Eldorado – Alles, was die Nazis hassen
Years
2023
Release date
2023-06-27
Language
German
Rated
R
Runtime
92 min
Max quality
UHD
TMDB rating (input)
7.2/10 (52 votes)
About

You may like this if you want a powerful, accessible history documentary about queer life under rising oppression, especially if Paragraph 175 interests you; Not for you if stylized reenactments or a debated historical framing put you off.

Pros: eye-opening history; moving human stories; strong sense of warning | Cons: glamorized tone for some; uneven expert voices; some reenactments distract

Themes

  • gay club
  • nazi germany
  • documentary

Cast & crew

  • WA

    Walter Arlen

    as Self

  • HM

    Howard Myers

    as Self

  • KM

    Klaus Mueller

    as Self (historian and curator)

  • MP

    Morgan M. Page

    as Self (activist and author)

  • BC

    Berno von Cramm

    as Self (nephew of Gottfried von Cramm)

  • ZN

    Zavier Nunn

    as Self (historian)

  • BM

    Ben Miller

    as Self (historian)

  • KH

    Katrin Himmler

    as Self (political scientist)

  • RB

    Robert Beachy

    as Self (historian)

  • Ernst Röhm

    Ernst Röhm

    as Self (archive footage)

Directed by Benjamin Cantu